Queensland News

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Reef Advisory Committee and expert panel announced

Federal Environment Minister Greg Hunt has announced the makeup of an independent Reef Advisory Committee that will provide community and…[Read More]

TENDER – Expressions of Interest for construction to expand port

The Queensland Department of State Development is calling for Expressions of interest for construction work to expand the Abbot Point…[Read More]

Shipping companies prosecuted for reef pollution

The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has prosecuted two shipping companies and their masters for two separate marine pollution incidents…[Read More]

Damning reef report from Queensland Audit Office

The Queensland Audit Office has released the Managing water quality in Great Barrier Reef catchments report which highlights major shortcomings…[Read More]

Public consultation on Gladstone’s port

Public consultation has begun on an initiative designed to drive economic development in and around the Port of Gladstone. Queensland’s…[Read More]

Planning directions paper

Queensland deputy premier Jackie Trad has released a planning directions paper – Better planning for Queensland – Next steps in…[Read More]

Biofuels under microscope

Queensland Energy Minister Mark Bailey has released a discussion paper Towards a clean energy economy: achieving a biofuel mandate for…[Read More]

Building Queensland Bill introduced to parliament

The Queensland Government has introduced its Building Queensland Bill 2015 to parliament. The objective of the Bill is to provide…[Read More]

Bureaucrat appointed to lead Queensland’s biosecurity review

The QLD Government has appointed biosecurity expert Renata Brooks to lead its review of the state’s biosecurity capabilities. She will…[Read More]

Re-use rules for coal seam gas drilling mud and foundry sand – Comment sought

The Qld Department of the Environment and Heritage Protection has released two separate notices of a general beneficial use approval…[Read More]

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